Bowling Tourney Opens at Fellowship Alleys Tonight
The Fellowship alleys host a week long bowling meet opening tonight led by Newcastle club and featuring Erie Blue Ribbon team with Dan and Jack Koster. Crowds from New Castle Warren Beaver Falls and Youngstown join in events including five man teams doubles and singles with many regional clubs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
Newcastle
Sebring
George Mack
William Meister
New Castle
Crack Blue Ribbon
Erie
Dan Koster
Erie Baseball Nine
Jack Koster
Charles Crowe
Crack Aun
Niles
Bon Ton Club
Warren
Keystone Bowling
Beaver Falls
Beaver
Ernie Shaw
Bullock
Youngstown
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Greenville
South Side
Sharon
Buhl Club
Ambridge
Odd Fellows
Smoky City
Stetler May Become Canton O P League Manager
The Canton Athletic club plans to choose a playing manager next week for the Canton O P league team. Candidates include Percy Stetler of East Liverpool Dad McKean and Ed Murphy of Pittsburg. Murphy appears favored. Fort Wayne proposes a trade sending McKean and pitcher Charles Alberts for Canton’s Ted McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Athletic Club
Canton O. & Pp
Percy Stetler
East Liverpool
Dad” McKean
Cleveland
Ed Murphy
Pittsburg
Canton
Murphy
Fang
Fort Jayne
McKean
Charles Alberts
Ted McGrew
Councils To Meet Tonight After Two-Week Gap
Both branches will hold a meeting tonight to consider a large amount of business. No session has been held for two weeks, and a long session is expected with many items on the agenda.
Ross-Schreck Bout Set for Tonight in New Orleans
Mike Schreck and Tony Ross head to the ring tonight in New Orleans for a much anticipated bout. Both fighters are in top form with aims to rebound from recent losses. Ross seeks revenge for a Dayton defeat while Schreck hopes to halt a skid, as the revival of boxing in New Orleans begins with this match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schreck
Tony Ross
New Orleans
Schreck
Ross
New Castle
Dayton
Interstate League Stands Firm Over Erie Release
Erie will not exit the Interstate League by paying Franklin Oil City and Bradford 250 each. President C L Rexford says Erie territory is too valuable to surrender. Potential league lineup includes Franklin Oil City Erie Bradford in PA Ashtabula Conneaut in Ohio and Olean Dunkirk in New York. Rexford may grant New York franchises within days.
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Franklin
Erie
Oil City
Bradford
C. L. Rexford
Pennsylvania
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Ohio
Olean
Dunkirk
New York
Rexford
Percy Stetler
Steubenville
Fredonia
Third Base Players Trade Between Youngstown and Uniontown
Edward Hilley of Youngstown Baseball Club has been traded to Uniontown for Red Hinton. Hinton played 70 games last season with a .235 average, 251 at bats, 59 hits, 50 runs, 12 stolen bases, and 11 sacrifices. Hilley appeared in 94 games, batting .231 with 337 at bats, 78 hits, 36 runs, 15 steals, and 29 errors in 290 chances. Hinton, heavier and fast with a strong throwing arm, was described as having one of the best minor league throwing arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hilley
Youngstown Baseball Club
Uniontown
Red” Hinton
Hinton
Hilley
Youngstown releases star M Aleese in open market
Star player M Aleese of the Youngstown club is released to seek signing with any team. Described as one of the league’s best last season he joined Youngstown just before the schedule. He may return if unsigned elsewhere with possible captaincy if he stays.
Ganzel's Grounded Rules for Baseball Managers
John Ganzel newly named Cincinnati manager shares wholesome advice for managers stressing humane treatment, earned respect, avoiding sentiment in changes, prioritizing team success over hurt feelings, and readiness with a replacement pitcher. He notes Reds pennant runs and promises from new players for next season while urging steady fieldwork and hustling effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Reds
Grand Rapids
Hanlon
Ganzel
Bobby Lowe Sought as Coach for W U P Baseball Team
Bobby Lowe is wanted as coach for the W U P baseball team for the coming season. If he accepts to manage the New Castle college nine he will coach without interfering with his duties as manager. Alumni and students have long hoped for a professional coach and Lowe’s prior Detroit experience makes him highly valued for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lowe
New Castle
College Nine
Bob Russell
Doc Ralston
Lowe
Detroit
Westminster to meet Buhl club in Sharon clash
Westminster basketball team travels to Sharon tomorrow to face the Buhl club. A previous meeting near New Wilmington ended with no victor after lights failed. Westminster hopes to upset on the home floor advantage benefiting Buhl while Westminster plans a strong fight. A special train will carry Westminster supporters to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Buhl
Sharon
New Wilmington
Westminster Beats Geneva In Low-Scoring Win
Westminster defeated Geneva 27 to 17 at New Wilmington on Saturday. Sturgeon starred at guard as Westminster built an 8-6 halftime lead and then extended it to win by ten points. Vance, Dobbs, and Everhart scored for Westminster with solid center play by Ching Vance and Hank Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Geneva
New Wilmington
Sturgeon
Metheny Vance
Hank Everhart
George Sturgeon
Patterson
Kuhn
Dobbs
Vance
Everhart
Walker
Metheny
Hawk
George
Sharpe
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Indoor baseball debut in Youngstown Next Wednesday
Indoor baseball will be shown to the public at Youngstown next Wednesday night with a game between a newly organized Youngstown club and an Akron team. The Youngstown club comprises local baseball players and the sport is new to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Akron
Delicate Women Find Relief with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
A testimonial from Charity A Hightower of Caldwell Texas touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from monthly pain and sleeplessness. The ad promises quick action within minutes for headaches and general pains and offers a 25 cent, 25-dose trial with money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Ellhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hightower
Caldwell
Texas
Miles
Marantee
Monty
Miles Medical Co
Ellhart
Ind
Hogan In Trouble Now At Zanesville
Serious trouble surrounds the Zanesville Baseball company as President Orr and Marty Hogan clash over a Canton deal. Orr says Hogan overstepped authority by securing the Canton franchise and surrendering players. If Hogan resigns, Zanesville risks dropping from the league.
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Hogan
Zanesville
Zanesville Baseball Company
Orr
Marty Hogan
Central League
Canton
Starr Signs with Pittsburg Club for Coming Season
Charles Starr signed with the Pittsburg National League club for the next season. He traveled to Hot Springs to train before joining the club, after starring for Wright's pennant winners and playing last season with Youngstown. Starr attracted major league offers but chose Pittsburg after a prior contract and meeting with President Dreyfuss. He is viewed as one of the era's best minor leaguers and is expected to play second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starr
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Youngstown
Wright
Dreyfuss
Feeney Signs With Steubenville Baseball Team
Thomas Feeney, Central Falls star first baseman, signed to join Steubenville for the coming season after a tryout last season. He previously played in the Interstate league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Feeney
Central Falls
R. I
Ed Schlatter
Steubenville
New Castle Bales West Split Shapes O P Leagues Realignment
New Castle paid 250 to break from the west and 1000 total from eastern clubs to form the OO P league with Akron Youngstown and Sharon. The western circuit becomes the Ohio league with Canton and Erie joining later. Eastern teams face new lineups and unfamiliar players as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Farrell
Akron Youngstown
Sharon
OO. & P. League
Ohio League
Canton
Erie
Morton
Baseball Gossip and Coming Baseball Moves
Baseball gossip notes several potential league moves and player outcomes. Billy Smith seeks a Central league berth while Erie battles Interstate league exits. Pitchers Rube Bowers and William Steen are eyed for Toledo. Lowe may lead New Castle. Pulliam threatens to quit minors over the blacklist. Akron chatter claims Walter East’s bum whip, denied by a paper. Bill Sminh aims to return as umpire in the O PV league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Erie
Marty Hogan
Lowe
New Castle
Rube Bowers
William Steen
Toledo
Pulliam
Akron
Walter East
East
Youngstown
Bill Sminh
Billy Bounce
Morton
Bannon
Tristate
List
American Association
Bob Hart
Carsey Leaves Ring to Run Pueblo Cafe
Frank Carsey quits boxing to devote his time to a cafe he opened in Pueblo Colorado. He fought Kid Brock on New Year’s but a reform wave halted the bout. Friends of the Italian boxer support his cafe venture and expect success though he lacked a knockout punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carsey
Pueblo
Col
Carsey
Kid Brock
Wallaces Law Office Relocates to Pittsburg Street
Chester W. Wallace moves his law practice one door away to the rooms previously occupied by D. B. and L. T. Kurtz at 66 Pittsburg street. This notice records the change of address for the professional office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Wallace
Pittsburg Street
Annual Banquet Marks Growth of Bible Class at Central Presbyterian
The Helping Hand Bible study class at Central Presbyterian church, now numbering nearly 100, will hold its first annual banquet with officer elections, dinner, toasts, and a music program. The class formed last fall from a small group of five or six. Miss Helen Allerton of North Street visited Sunday with her cousin Miss Janie Hunter of New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Helen Allerton
North Street
Janie Hunter
New Brighton
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Stetler
Leroy
Brunswick- Balke-Callender Co
Opera House
South
Mercer Street
Ross-Schreck
Interstate
Ed By
Youngstown Club
M’aleese
Jack McAleese
Liberty
Hollister
J. C. Wallace
W.U.P
Detroit Star
Westminster Five
Marty
Starr
Feeney
Uneeda Biscuit
Onal Biscuit Company
O. & P. League
RING
Rious
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
Arie
NEW Castle Electric CO
M’kee
Medicine Store
North Mill Street
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